Stevenson Interlace Family Clan Crest Sgian Dubh, Scottish Knife

🏴 Scottish Clan Crest Higher Quality Sgian Dubh

⚔️ The Finest Sgian Dubh Made in Scotland

Crafted by The Sgian Dubh Company in Scotland, this is the highest-quality Sgian Dubh available today — a piece of true Highland craftsmanship.
Each knife is beautifully presented in a luxurious blue presentation box, clearly marked “Made in Scotland”, reflecting its authenticity and superior standard.

💎 Exquisite Detail & Craftsmanship

This traditional Scottish black-handled knife features your Clan Crest, available in lead-free pewter or fine sterling silver.
Both the handle and sheath are made from premium resin with nickel silver-plated metal fittings, offering strength, detail, and a refined finish.

Specifications:

• Overall length: 7½" (190 mm)

• Width: 1⅜" (35 mm)

• Blade: Stainless steel

• Top stone options: Blue sapphire, emerald green, or purple amethyst (imitation glass)

• Clan Crest diameter: 11⁄16" (19.5 mm)

Each piece is individually handcrafted with great precision. The Clan Crest is surrounded by the traditional belt and buckle motif, bearing your Clan motto in raised relief — a timeless emblem of loyalty and kinship.

🛡️ Symbolism & Heritage

In ancient times, Clan Chiefs presented their crest to loyal Clansmen as a symbol of allegiance and honor.
This Sgian Dubh continues that legacy — a proud symbol of heritage, unity, and identity.

📦 Availability & Ordering

• All Scottish Clans are available.

• Made to order, with a creation time of just a few days.

• Comes in an elegant blue presentation box.

An antique Sgian Dubh with sterling silver fittings can exceed $1,000, yet this exquisite piece delivers exceptional quality and authenticity at an accessible value.
(Authentic antique versions are also available — please inquire.)

🗡️ The Origin of the Sgian Dubh

The term “Sgian Dubh” (Gaelic for Black Knife) has deep historical roots:

• Early handles were often carved from dark bog wood, giving rise to its name.

• Some suggest its origin refers to the “dark” or concealed nature of the blade — a small knife carried discreetly for practical use.
  For this reason, it became tradition to wear the Sgian Dubh openly in the stocking top when in Highland dress — symbolizing friendship and trust, showing that no weapon is hidden.

The Sgian Dubh was never meant as a weapon, but as a ceremonial and practical Highland accessory, integral to traditional Scottish attire.

🏰 A Legacy of Scottish Craftsmanship

For over 43 years, our studio has proudly created Clan crest jewelry and accessories, now crafting heirlooms for the children and grandchildren of our original customers.
Each Sgian Dubh is made by a Scottish craftsman with the same care and pride that define generations of Highland tradition.

Alba gu bràth! (Scotland forever!)